Nath Nison
this guitar solo is very exciting, kind of calypso-like sound. I dig this
Johnny Duncan - Last Train To San Fernando download mp3
- Artist: Johnny Duncan
- Song: Last Train To San Fernando
- Genre: Rnr
- Length: 02:31
- Size: 3.5MB
- Bitrate: 192Kbps
- Date: 2019-10-12
- Upload by: Slorviga Slarven
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Comments
shadowmoses64
But did the railroad come through the middle of the house?Was it a freight train?The 1950s were full of train songs...
Ayotunde Ayoko
Great song one of my favourites
joannanb
A sog from when I was a very young lad, happy days, 65 now
benzedrex
This was always on the radio when I was a small boy. Definitely late fifties. It also got lots of plays by Stewpot Stewart on Junior Choice in the late sixties on Radio 1.
Jeremy Signorelli
as a 3 year old I stood on the platform at skegness with my folks after a weeks holiday there was around 500 people waiting for the train home when someone started singing this song within moments the whole platform was singing it , amoving close community feeling
Ashley Blackmon
I first heard this when I was 10 years old and going to Saint Etchells Primary School in Cheadle Hulme / Heald Green. (circa 1957 to 1958)
Joey Tier
This is the first song that I can remember as a little boy in the 50s .
Angy 1307
I believe I heard this when at school in 1956, am I right or am I thinking of another singer?